Was your battery disconnected for any reason. If so...It might be necessary to enter a four digit code. If you don't know it call your dealer and they can tell you it from the vin.
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Sometimes this happens. Because a fuse blew. For a radio, sometimes in the red wire going to the radio is a black cylindrical fuse holder. Check for that. Or even in the fuse box is a separate fuse for the radio. Just check if the radio gets the 12 volt. If it is getting the power, there could be something defect in the radio. But that would be more difficult to pinpoint, without having the radio on my desk.
When the radio stopped working (was this the factory radio?), did you lose any other electrical accessories or lights/interior lamps? How did you determine that the fuses were OK? Did you have any work done on the car just before the radio stopped working? Do you have an aftermarket vehicle security system? Sorry for all the questions, but the answers will help in diagnosing the problem.
Most likely a fuse. If your fuse box is labeled it will say radio under the fuse. If its not check your owners manual for location of fuse box and radio fuse.
Need to know your mocel and year to see if I have a diagram I can tell you the "cig" fuce is for the ciggarette lighter/power outlet. Some Toyota's the fuse for the radio is the "ACC" fuse and others say "RAD".
You could have a short some where in the wiring. If its an aftermarket radio see if you can pull it out and check to be sure all wires are properly done.
is it a standard radio or aftermarket one if its aftermarket the fuse is @ the back of the radio if its standard it will be the fuses in the main fuse holder for the car
prob just a fuse problem. alot of cars will have the radio and cigarette fuse on same circuit. double check all fuses, if good take to shop cause there is a short somewhere.
Check the fuse box under the hood. It should be located on the drivers side. Open it up and check around for the radio fuse. Most likely labeled as "ACC" which is short for accessorie. It should be a 15 AMP fuse. Last winter my radio blew out as well and I check the fuse box and replaced the fuse and now it works fine. The fuse was burnt beyond believe though. If you havent already fixed the problem I hope this helps.
You may have blown the fuse in the fuseholder for the radio power when jumping. Follow any wiores that come off the battery terminals and trace them to a fuse. Check that fuse and replace if needed. Also check fuse on back of radio.
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